Protecting You From Predatory Lending and Foreclosure
The Law Office of Jason Anderson will help you get through the storm of financial problems and creditor harassment to the safe harbor of bankruptcy. Contact us now at (206) 706-2882.
Predatory lending practices are becoming far too common. Homeowners are losing their houses because of bad loans at unexpectedly high interest rates. At the Law Office of Jason Anderson in Seattle, Washington, we are committed to helping our clients avoid foreclosure and holding mortgage companies accountable.
Attention to Detail in Reviewing Your Mortgage Document
As part of our practice of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, we review all existing loan agreements. These can include a mortgage on a house that a client wants to keep while other debts are being discharged or reorganized. Our experience with and knowledge of the law provide us with the insight we need to analyze the documents. Without that review, your house payment could skyrocket to unaffordable levels when you least expect it. Facing foreclosure is the last thing you need after resolving your financial problems through bankruptcy.
We hold companies accountable when they engage in creditor harassment or overly aggressive collection tactics against their customers.
Negotiating a Resolution or Taking a Mortgage Company to Court
The sooner an attorney at our office sees you, the sooner we can communicate with the mortgage companies on possible predatory lending practices or harassing debt collectors violating the Truth in Lending Act or the Consumer Protection Act. The possible foreclosure of your home is a serious matter and requires a proactive approach. Contact the Law Office of Jason Anderson today.
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We can negotiate possible modifications with your lender. If that does not provide us with the best result, we will take them to court. To obtain more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) or problems with a collection agency, please contact us.
